texts: <mask> is an American electrical engineer and businessman. He is the chair of the board of trustees of the Salk Institute. <mask> has a net worth of over $1 billion. <mask> was born to a Jewish family in Massachusetts. He received his Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering from Cornell University in 1956, and his Master of Science and Doctor of Science degrees in electrical engineering and computer science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1957 and 1959 respectively. Edward Arthurs was his advisor. He is a member of a frat.<mask> was assistant and associate professor of electrical engineering at MIT from 1959 to 1966 and professor of computer science and engineering at UC San Diego from 1966 to 1972. The Principles of Communication Engineering textbook he co-authored is still used today. The Jacobs School of Engineering is named after him and his wife. Linkabit Corporation was founded in 1968 by <mask> and Andrew Viterbi. M/A-COM Linkabit merged with that company in 1980. <mask> co-found the company with Harvey White, Andrew Cohen, Klein Gilhousen, and Franklin Antonio. One of the world's most technologically advanced two-way mobile satellite communications and tracking systems was developed by Qualcomm.These systems use the communication bandwidth more efficiently than the older TDMA technology. The Code-Division Multiple Access is one of two digital standards used in the next generation of cellular telephones in North America. In March 2009, <mask> announced that he had stepped down as chairman of the company and that his son, Paul E<mask>, would succeed him. <mask> was elected a member of the National Academy of Engineering in 1982 for his contributions to communication theory and practice. He is a fellow of the institute. The Inter-American Dialogue is where he is a member. He is a member of the international advisory board for the Israel Institute of Technology.The School of Economics and Management is located at Tsinghua University in Beijing. The Pacific Council on International Policy is in Los Angeles. The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) biannual award was co-recipient with <mask>. The Institute of American Entrepreneurs gave <mask> the Entrepreneur of the Year Award in High Technology in 1992, and the American Electronics Association gave <mask> the "Inventing America's Future" award in 1993. The National Medal of Technology and Innovation was awarded to <mask> in 1994. He won the "Cornell University Entrepreneur of the Year" Award in 1994. <mask> won the Alexander Graham Bell medal for outstanding contributions to telecommunications.The Bower Award for Business Leadership was given to <mask> in 2001. <mask> and his wife Joan are philanthropists. The Woodrow Wilson Award for Corporate Citizenship was given to <mask> in 2004. In 2005, <mask> spoke at MIT and in 2008, he spoke at the Jacobs School of Engineering. In 2007, <mask> and Viterbi received an award for "fundamental contributions, innovation, and leadership that enabled the growth of wireless telecommunications". He was a fellow of the American Association for the advancement of science in 2009. He received the prize with Jack Wolf.He was a recipient of the prize in 2011. The San Diego Air & Space Museum hosted the International Air & Space Hall of Fame in 2011. <mask> was named the W. P. Carey School of Business Dean's Council of 100 Executive of the Year. <mask> was a member of the National Inventors Hall of Fame. The highest honor an engineer can receive from his or her peers is the Medal of Honor from the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. The ability to translate innovation into industry applications was one of the reasons he was receiving the award. He was given the title ofDistinguished Honor Professor at National Tsing Hua University in Taiwan.He was elected to the American Philosophical Society. <mask> was awarded doctorates in August and October of last year. <mask> was elected to the Computer History Museum as a Fellow for his "pioneering work in digital mobile telephony, data and communications, and technology". The Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy was given to <mask> in 2015. The mobile industry was driven by the development of CDMA and spread spectrum by <mask> and Viterbi. He was an advisor to the president of National Tsing Hua University. He was the winner of the IMEC Lifetime of Innovation Award.He received a doctorate from the University of York, UK. He received a medal in London. <mask> has contributed hundreds of millions of dollars to the field of education through generous donations and grants. His donations have mostly gone towards fellowship and scholarships for deserving students in the fields of engineering and computer science, as well as the arts, and are focused in the San Diego area. He was dubbed the "Philanthropist in Chief" by the San Diego Union-Tribune. <mask> donated a total of $31 million to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He donated over $110 million to the University of California San Diego, where he was a professor of computer science and engineering.He donated $62 million to the American Society for Technion, his alma mater Cornell University, and KPBS Radio and Television. The multi-year gift is designed to strengthen the station's local journalism and news collaboration with NPR, and was made in the amount of $1 million. The <mask> have supported the station for a long time. In 2010, he funded an engineering study on how to fulfill a long-planned proposal to remove automobiles from the Plaza de Panama in San Diego's Balboa Park and agreed to chair a committee to study the proposal and develop private funding for it. The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego downtown location received a $5 million donation from the <mask> family in 2002 for the renovation of the former baggage station building. The Jacobs School of Engineering at the University of California San Diego has pledged $100 million and the central library in downtown San Diego has been promised $20 million. The Joan and Irwin Jacobs Center for La Jolla Playhouse was named after <mask> and his wife in honor of their philanthropic contributions towards the institution's development.The <mask> donated $133 million to the Cornell Tech campus development in New York City. The Joan and <mask> Jacobs TIX Institute was sponsored by <mask> to encourage innovation and entrepreneurship. The American Civil Liberties Union Foundation renamed its list of pending United States Supreme Court cases the "Joan and <mask> Jacobs Supreme Court Docket" in honor of the couple's $20 million gift, the largest one-time endowment gift in the organization's history. The Giving Pledge was signed in August of 2010 by <mask> and <mask>. <mask> was married to a New York City native, Joan Klein, who was a Cornell graduate. They have four sons. Paul E<mask> stepped down as CEO of Qualcomm in March of 2014).The chief marketing officer was <mask>. <mask> is a co-producer of the musical Jersey Boys and played on the 1985 USA Maccabiah Games volleyball team. Gary E<mask> is the head of the board. <mask> is his granddaughter and the representative for California's 53rd congressional district. 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texts: <mask> was a United States Navy officer. His career included service in the Spanish–American War and World War I, command of battleships and cruisers, and duty as an aide to a number of senior naval leaders. <mask> was born in New York on August 7, 1861. He lived in New York City until the age of 11 after his family moved there from Brooklyn. He attended the Flushing Institute after moving with his grandparents. <mask> tried to get into the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, but was turned away because he was too young. He was appointed to the United States Naval Academy in Maryland from the 1st Congressional District of New York.He entered the Naval Academy as a cadet midshipman after passing the entrance exam. <mask> graduated second in his class from the Naval Academy. The screw sloop-of-war was his first assignment. He was an aide on the staff of Rear Admiral George H. Cooper, who was the commander of the Home Squadron, and he accompanied him on a visit to Venezuela to attend the dedication of a statue. <mask> was promoted to ensign on July 1, 1884, after passing the final exam at the Naval Academy and remaining second in his class. He was assigned to work on new Navy guns and gunpowder. The sloop-of-war at Panama was reported by <mask> in May 1885 and she sailed the west coast of South America until the fall of 1887.<mask> was assigned to work on the southeastern coast of the Territory of Alaska on the USC&GS Carlile P. Patterson. He was part of a group of four officers who were ordered to Mexico and Central America to make observations to determine the location of Coatzacoalcos and Cruz in Mexico. In September 1889, <mask> requested a return to sea duty and was assigned to the Asiatic Squadron, where he served as executive officer and navigator before spending his final year in the squadron as flag lieutenant. He was assigned to the office of the Assistant Secretary of the Navy after waiting two months at his home. In March 1893, he became naval aide to the Secretary of the Navy, Hilary Abner Herbert, and during his tour, which lasted over a year, oversaw many of the details related to guests invited to the 1893 Naval Review in New York City. <mask> was relieved of his duties in the spring of 1894 so that he could become flag secretary to Rear Admiral John G. Walker, who was taking command of the Pacific Squadron at the time with orders from President Cleveland to observe and report on developments in the Hawaiian Islands. <mask> was promoted to lieutenant, junior grade, on 11 April 1894 and served aboard the protected cruiser at Honolulu while in the Pacific Squadron, and was present at the 4 July 1894 proclamation of the Republic of Hawaii.He and Walker returned to the United States in 1894. <mask> became flag secretary to the commander of the North Atlantic squadron. <mask> reported for duty on the receiving ship at the New York Navy Yard in 1895. He took the torpedo instruction course in Newport, Rhode Island in 1895. <mask> was the assistant inspector for the construction of the torpedo boats at the Herreshoff Manufacturing Company in Bristol, Rhode Island, and was present throughout their construction and sea trials. After being promoted to lieutenant on September 16, 1897, <mask> became her first commanding officer when she was commissioned on September 23, 1897. Du Pont joined the other torpedo boats of the Torpedo Flotilla in a voyage southward along the United States East Coast, visiting most of the ports between Norfolk, Virginia, and Key West, Florida, before arriving at Key West on 31 December 1897.<mask> commanded Du Pont as a dispatch vessel during the Spanish–American War from Key West. The Spanish–American War broke out in April 1898 and she accompanied the fleet to Cuba. Du Pont was part of the blockade of Matanzas, Cuba, from 7 May 1898 to 6 May 1898, exchanging fire with Spanish forts there on 6 May 1898. Shortly before the end of the war, she left Cuban waters for New York City. After turning Du Pont over to the Naval Torpedo Station at Newport in 1898, <mask> reported for duty aboard the battleship. She arrived in Manila in the Philippine Islands in December 1899 after he was transferred to the armored cruiser. He became flag secretary to the commander of the squadron on February 11, 1900.He was relieved of his flag secretary duties on April 30, 1900, after he transferred to the protected cruiser. He was an assistant to the lighthouse inspector in the Third District when he was transferred from Baltimore. <mask> transferred to the protected cruiser at the beginning of 1904 after reporting for duty on January 20, 1901. He was aide to the admiral of the Navy George Dewey from October 1904 to October 1908. He became a member and the secretary of the General Board of the United States Navy on March 5, 1910, after leaving the armored cruiser USS New York in March 1910. On April 1, 1912, the United States Supreme Court ruled against him in the case of <mask> v. United States, over pay he believed was owed to him while serving as Dewey's aide. <mask> took command of the battleship in February 1912.He attended the Naval War College after leaving her. He was a member of the General Board of the United States Navy until 1917. After the United States entered World War I in April 1917, <mask> became the second commanding officer of the battleship in the United States Atlantic Fleet. <mask> was one of twelve captains promoted to a temporary rank of rear admiral on December 24, 1917. He received the Navy Cross for "exceptionally meritorious service" while in command of Oklahoma, and remained aboard until February 1, 1918. He was commandant of the First Naval District through the end of the war in 1919. After his tour in the First Naval District, the Second Naval District was abolished and the Third Naval District was split into two districts.The scandal involving homosexual contact between Navy personnel and civilians in Rhode Island had arisen and he ordered a thorough investigation. In 1919, <mask> became the commander of the United States Pacific Fleets Cruiser Division 1 with the protected cruiser USS Chicago as his flagship, and in 1920 and 1921 he commanded the division during its deployment to waters off Honduras to protect American interests there. <mask> retired from the Navy in December of 1921. <mask> married Margaretta Fryer in June 1895. Margaretta <mask> and Anne Elizabeth <mask> were married to Joseph C. Harsch in 1932. Margaretta <mask> was a close friend of the American naval spy Commander Hugo W. Koehler. She was working on a biography at the time of her death.The historian completed the research. In 1921, <mask> bought the John Stoddert Haw House in the Georgetown section of Washington, D.C., and after his death, it passed to Anne Elizabeth <mask>. He and his wife were buried at Arlington National Cemetery. The song "Rear Admiral Wood One-Step" was written and published by the U.S. Navy Chief Yeoman (F) Daisy May, USNRF, stationed at First Naval District headquarters under <mask> command. The profits from the sheet music were given to the Navy Relief Society. Papers from <mask> are held by the U.S. Navy. The Naval History and Heritage Command is related to the Continental and U.S. Navy and Marine Corps.Lewis Randolph Hamersly. The seventh edition of the records of living officers of the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps was published in New York. There are links to the United States Supreme Court decision in <mask> v. United States.

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texts: <mask> is a German rapper by the name of Paul Hartmut Wrdig. He thinks his artist's name is "super-intelligentes Drogenopfer". "Scheie in dein Ohr" was a line from his track "Terroarr". <mask> uses provocative and aggressive lyrics. He wore a silver skull mask after his breakthrough album. He no longer wears the mask. Wrdig's career began in 1997, as one half of duo RoyalTS with B-Tight, both of whom were later signed to the label Berlin hip hop Royal Bunker and then to Aggro Berlin in 2001.<mask> is a member of the Urban/Universal Music Group. Wrdig was born to a German father and Sinti mother. He and his sister were brought up by their mother in East Berlin at the age of eight. In the late 80's, the family moved to West Berlin, where they lived in emergency accommodations with many asylum seekers. Mrkisches Viertel is a high-rise residential area in Berlin. Mrkisches Viertel had a high proportion of migrants and low-income families when he was a child. He never completed his apprenticeship after attending the Bettina-von-Arnim-Oberschule.<mask> has been active in the music business since 1997. At the Berlin underground hip hop label Royal Bunker, he and his friend B-Tight released several EPs and demos under the name RoyalTS, which were never officially published. DJ Tomekk was friends with Sido. DJ Tomekk played Sido in clubs all over Germany after the two made a dubplate from Arschficksong. DJ Tomekk had an art director named Specter. The duo got the attention of Halil, Specter and Spaiche, who founded the Aggro Berlin label. The "Arschficksong" was the first success of Maske <mask>'s solo career."Weihnachtssong" is a Christmas song on Aggro Ansage Nr. 3. <mask>'s debut album reached the top of the charts in 2004. 3 on the German charts have sold more than 180,000 copies and achieved gold status. "Mein Block" was the lead single. The second single "Fuffies im Club" reached No. 13 on the German charts. The third single "Mama ist stolz" reached No. 18.25. The Federal Department for Media Harmful to Young Persons banned the original album because of the song "Endlich wochenende". The song "Arschficksong" was added to the album under the name "Maske X". For the first time, the song was published as a single. In September of the same year, he won a prestigious German music award. The best-known song from that album, "Mein Block", describes life from a resident's perspective in the Mrkisches Viertel, a low-income neighborhood of Berlin, detailing the narcotics trade, alcoholism, problems with police, and poverty in Sido' He collaborated with his Label colleagues B-Tight and Fler to release two label samplers.Aggro Ansage Nr. The new label artists were Tony D and G-Hot. <mask> placed 3rd in the 2005 Bundesvision Song Contest with his song "Mama ist stolz". He and Harris formed the rap duo Deine Lieblings Rapper. "Get up again" is the only single from their debut album, Dein Lieblings Album. Ich was Sido's second album. There are four albums in the German album charts.Three singles were released. The album achieved gold status. In 2007, <mask> and B-Tight. They formed a rap crew with Rhymin Simon and Vokalmatador. Tony D joined later. His third album, Ich und meine Maske, was released at the end of May 2008. It reached No.The album is in the German charts. The singles are "Augen und Halt dein Maul", "Carmen", and "Herz". "Beweg dein Arsch" was in the charts. <mask> was a jury member on the seventh season of Popstars, called "Just 4 Girls". They are Soost and Loona. Many people were surprised that <mask>, the rapper with his provocative and aggressive lyrics, would join a TV show. Queensberry was formed at the end of Popstars.On April 1, 2009, the label Aggro Berlin closed. Urban Records is a division of Universal Music Germany. <mask> released his fourth studio album on October 30, 2009. "Hey du!" is the lead single. ranked No. There are four in the German Charts. <mask> talked about growing up in East Germany in this song.He kept his East Berlin origins a secret for fear of being bullied. Wrdig has a son, whose name and date of birth are not known publicly, but he references him in the songs "Aggro Gold" and "2010". He began dating a former Nu Pagadi lead singer in 2005. They broke off their engagement in April of 2012 In early May 2012 Wrdig confirmed rumors that he had started dating Charlotte Engelhardt. <mask> and Engelhardt had a second son. Menowin Frhlich is the second cousin of Wrdig.Controversy surrounds Sido's label affiliates B-Tight, Fler, and G-Hot, whose persona emphasize embittered racial or class standpoints. <mask> performed at the MTV HipHop Open in July of 2004. He said "If we had a bed right here, I'd bang Azad's mother" during his performances. The artists of Aggro Berlin and Bozz Music were involved in a brawl after <mask> and Azad met each other backstage. Azad and his crew fled before the security and police arrived to stop the conflict. Ich und meine Maske is a studio album. The filmography awards and certifications of 2004 include: "National rapper", "Comet in the category "National Newcomer", and "Borat Otto in silver in the category "Best Rapper National".In the video on MTV's TRL 2007, "Strassenjunge" was ranked 1st in the category "National Hip-Hop" and second in the category "Best Urban Album International". The MTV Europe Music Award in the category Best German Act was won by Comet. The sampler was for "Aggro Ansage Nr." The album "Ich" was released in 2006 and the album "Ich und meine Maske" was released in 2011.

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texts: <mask> is an American professional basketball player for the Turkish Basketbol Sper Ligi. He is playing the shooting guard position. He was a basketball player at Illinois and Southern Indiana. On January 8, 2004, <mask>, a three-star recruit out of Peoria (Illinois) Richwoods High School, committed to the University of Illinois basketball program under then-Head Coach Bruce Weber. Illinois Smith started playing for Illinois in the 2005-2006 season. The natural shooter <mask> seemed to be in a perfect position to step into a vacuum and become a team leader because Illinois had just played in the NCAA National Championship game the previous March. Even though he was a bench player as a freshman, <mask> still managed to be the fifth-highest Illinois scorer that year, appearing in 32 of 33 games; he led the Big Ten Conference in three-point shooting percentage (48.2%), and was a Big Ten All-Freshmen team selection<mask> was hurt in the season opener against Austin Peay when an opposing player stepped on his ankle. <mask> was never at full strength that season, as he missed the next six games and injured the other ankle. The Fighting Illini basketball team lost to Indiana University by a score of 61-65 on February 10, 2007, in Bloomington, Indiana. It was <mask> <mask>'s last game in an Illinois jersey. On December 30, 2008, after a nearly two-year absence from college basketball, <mask> returned to the court as a member of the University of Southern Indiana Screaming Eagles. <mask>'s rusty skills, nerves and embarrassment over having to play while wearing an ankle monitor led to a slow start in his first game for USI, but he was soon back to his old form, leading his team to a #2 national ranking in Division II, and was given Honorable Mention <mask> was named the Basketball Times Division II Player of the Year in 2010 with a career-high 21.6 points per game average.<mask> played in Division I and Division II. He was not selected in the NBA draft. <mask> was signed to a one-year unguaranteed minimum salary contract with the Boston Celtics, but was released four days later. On October 30, the Celtics assigned him to their NBA Development League affiliate, the Maine Red Claws, where he was named to the D-League's All Freshman Second Team. He finished 4th in the league in 3-point shots made, despite playing virtually all season with a foot injury. He was signed to play in Venezuela for Guaiqueries de Margerita but was released a week later. He signed a one-year contract with BK Prostejov in the Czech Republic in August of 2011.<mask> played for the Celtics in the 2012 NBA Summer League after signing with the Boston Celtics. He played in four preseason games and averaged 2.3 points and 1.0 rebound per game. He was let go on October 16, 2012 He signed a one-year deal with Hapoel Gilboa Galil. <mask> signed a two-year deal with Brose Baskets of Germany. He left after one season. He signed a two-year deal with the French team LimogesCSP.He won the LNB Pro A championship with Limoges. He parted ways with Limoges on June 25, 2015. <mask> signed a two-year contract with Unicaja on June 26, 2015. <mask> won the EuroCup with Unicaja after beating Valencia Basket. <mask> signed with UNICS in July of last year. <mask> won the sixth man of the year award. He averaged more than 15 points and 3.6 assists per game.<mask> re-signed with the team on July 8, 2020. He signed with Baheehir Koleji of the BSL on July 6, 2021. <mask> and Brian Carlwell, both 19 at the time, began drinking at one of the apartments in the complex where they lived in the small town of Savoy, Illinois, about 10 minutes south of the Assembly Hall. <mask> says he was playing a drinking game called "Power Hour" in which he drank a shot of tequila every 60 seconds. According to witnesses, <mask> and Carlwell left the apartment at approximately 11 PM after "things got really rowdy and out of control" and got into a 1996 Lexus belonging to <mask>'s grandfather; the two intoxicated players drove off into the snow-packed roads. <mask> returned to the apartment and was incoherent. One mile from the apartment, <mask> lost control of the car in the snow, spun 180 degrees, and the passenger door of the car smashed into a tree on the opposite side of the road.<mask> said that Brian Carlwell was dead after he drove the car back to the apartment complex. The witnesses said that the <mask> broke a window and tried to harm himself because he was so distraught over the thought of killing his friend. There were people outside of the apartment who saw the damaged car and called the police. When authorities arrived, they discovered that Carlwell had suffered a severe concussion and was in a coma for four days. The administrator of a major Illinois basketball discussion forum posted amateur photos of the wrecked car <mask> was driving. Carlwell did not play in any of the final eight games of the season after rejoining the team a week later. In February 2008, one year after the accident, Carlwell announced that he was transferring to San Diego State University, where he played his final two college seasons.The charges of AggravatedDUI and Leaving the Scene of an Accident Involving Personal Injury are felonies in Illinois. <mask>'s blood alcohol content was more than twice the legal limit. The leaving the scene charge was dropped as part of the plea agreement that <mask> entered three months after the accident. <mask> was sentenced to 15 days in jail, an $850 fine, and 75 hours of community service, but he had no prior criminal record. He wasn't allowed to consume alcohol as a condition of his parole. After <mask> pleaded guilty, the Illinois basketball program suspended him for one year and allowed him to redshirt so he wouldn't lose a year of eligibility during his suspension. The NCAA basketball pundits were speculating about the effect that the return of <mask> to the team would have for Illinois, since the team had struggled to find a consistent shooter.On July 25 of that year, police were called to the scene of a 2:30 AM altercation outside a bar when <mask> <mask> was still under the two year restriction imposed by the court. Police ordered <mask> and others who were at the scene to stay away from the altercation to avoid inflaming the situation. Police said that <mask> walked away three times. <mask> admitted to the police that he had a few beers. As a well-known local athlete, the police knew who <mask> was, and they also knew that he couldn't drink alcohol because of his drunk driving conviction. He was not arrested at that time, but a few days later, Julia Reitz asked a judge to take away <mask>'s parole. As a result of the violation, <mask> was given a six-month suspended jail sentence, he was ordered to enter an alcohol rehabilitation program, and to wear an alcohol monitoring anklet for 24 hours a day.<mask> was dismissed from the basketball program at the University of Illinois. <mask> moved to Indiana where he completed the ordered rehab, worked in a grocery store, and entered the University of Southern Indiana. Aftermath <mask> <mask> is forthcoming about his alcoholism, the serious errors in judgment he made, and how he was given a second and third chance to get his life together. <mask> has turned his life around thanks to the help of friends and family. At some point he would like to travel and speak to young people about his experiences. <mask> is still in contact with many people from his time at Illinois, including former head coach Bruce Weber, his best friend from the Illinois team, Chester Frazier, and Brian Carlwell, the player who was riding with <mask> in the car on the night that changed the direction of <mask>'s EuroLeague profile Southern Indiana Screaming Eagles bio NBA D-League profile 1987 births Living people American expatriate basketball people in France American expatriate basketball people in Germany American expatriate basketball people in IsraelBasketball players from Illinois BC UNICS players Brose Bamberg players Guaiqueres de Margarita players Hapoel Gilboa Galil Elyon players

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texts: Girgos Chorafs is a French actor who was born in Paris, France. He was a member of the International Center for Theatre Research under the direction of Peter brook and performed in film and television. His film credits include To Tama, Escape from L.A., La Pasin Turca, Vive La Mariée, Impromptu, Christopher Columbus, A Touch of Spice, and a feature film debut. La Bicyclette Bleue, L'té Rouge in France, The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles in the USA and Drifting Cities in Greece are some of his most popular television appearances. The son of the Greek conductor and violinist is also a descendant of the Neapolitan Carafa family. His multi-cultural background allows him to work in French, Greek, English, Spanish, German and Italian. He is popular in France, Greece and Spain because of his box office hits, best actor awards and television celebrity.In 1996 <mask> won the International Thessaloniki Film Award for Slaughter of the Cock, and in 2001 he won the State Award for Best actor of the year. He was the president of the film festival. He created the role of Hook in Pan in a musical adaptation of Peter Pan in Paris, France in 2011. In Papadopoulos and sons, he played the larger-than-life "Uncle Spiros". The film was released in the UK by Cineworld. He wrote, directed and played in Burn Your House in Paris, a play based on a selection of works by Nikos Kazantzakis, he also joined the tour The Other Side of Greece, a series of concerts in Paris, Brussels, Athens, with Filippos Pliatsika He received a Nova Award at the Hellenic Film Academy Awards.He is currently pursuing his career as an actor, as well as branching out in the area of fiction and documentary film production. He lives in Paris, France with his wife and writing partner, and their two children, and works in film, television, and theatre. Films S.A.S. has some selected credits. George Shaeffer wrote The Bunker. Jean-Pierre Desagnat wrote La crtoise. Robert Mazoyer wrote Les Poneys Sauvages. Bruno Gantillon wrote Two of Diamonds.Robert Manthoulis wrote Drifting Cities. José Giovanni wrote La Louve. Dan Curtis wrote War and Remembrance. Bruno Gantillon wrote Fly By Night. Patrick Jamain wrote Navarro. Jerry Mill wrote Runaway Bay. Colin Gregg wrote Inspector Morse.George d'Amato wrote The Death of the Self Palace Guard. Pierre Tchernia wrote Le Petit Milliard. Mike Newell wrote The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles. Edward Bennett wrote Bambino Mio. Nicolas Gessner wrote Le Chteau des oliviers. Ray Austin wrote Highlander (Saving Grace). Ben Bolt wrote The Scarlet and The Black.René Manzor wrote Esperanza. Juan Buuel wrote Barrage sur l'Orénoque. Eleanore Lindo wrote Strangers. Bernard Uzan wrote Une patronne de charme. Merzack Allouache wrote Algiers-Beirut: A Souvenir. John Ermin wrote Only Love. Henri Helman wrote the Winds of Passion.Merzak Allouache wrote Algiers-Beirut: Remembrance. Gilles Béhat wrote Femme d'Honneur. Henri Helman wrote The Teacher. Jacques Renard wrote The Dispossessed. The Blue Bicycle was written by Thierry Binistri. Mickael Perrotta wrote L'Emmerdeuse. Roger Kahane wrote coute.Gérard Marx wrote The Red Summer. Alex Santana was a negotiator. Bruno Gantillon and Robin Davis wrote Disparitions. Philippe Niang wrote Les Amants de l'ombre. Alain Berliner wrote Les Associés. Laurent Carceles wrote Enqutes Réservées. Eric Leroux wrote Section de Recherches.Philippe Niang wrote One dead man too many. Philippe Niang wrote The Permission. James O'Neill wrote Death in Paradise. "Clem" was written by Elsa Bennett, Hippolyte Dard, and Nicolas Herdt. Gregory Ecale is Claude. Theatre Burn your House was directed by <mask>. There is a film at the Thétre de Paris.Jean- Claude Carrire wrote The Mahabharata. The Avignon Theatre Festival is on a world tour. William Shakespeare wrote The Tempest. The Bouffes du Nord is also known as the Thétre des Bouffes. Fernando Arrabal wrote "SUR le Fil", directed by Pierre Constant. Avignon Theatre Festival is a world premiere. Fernando Arrabal directed the second version of sur le Fil.Telmo Herrera directed Blood Wedding. William Shakespeare wrote Antony and Cleopatra. The Athens Festival is with Irne Papas. Phedra was directed by Antoine Vitez. The National d' Art Dramatique is a school. William Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing et Beatrice & Benedicte was directed by Jean-Louis Thamin. The festival is in Lyon.Dialogue with Leuco was directed byAntoine Bourseiller. There is a Petit Thétre de l'Odéon. Jean Audureau directed There is a Man of Prodigious Power in Memphis. Tania Torrens is with Thétre de l'Odéon. The Shakespeare Festival had a film directed by Gérard Le Breton. The person is <mask>. William Shakespeare wrote The Merchant of Venice.The tournée of Thétre douard. Bassanio was played by <mask>. Frank Wedekind directed Springtime Awakening while Pierre Romain directed The Just. There is a theatre festival in Grasse. Serge Martin directed Le Bleu du ciel. Thétre Malakoff is in Rennes. Woody Allen directed Play It Again, Sam.Patrick Schmitt wrote The Sword and the Rose. William Sarroyan wrote Hello Out There. Associate producer of Word of Honor. An associate producer of Chariton's Choir. The Signature is an associate producer. Adespota was a producer of Stray Dogs in the Heart of Athens. The First Line is an associate producer.Associate producer Xa Mou''. There are External links to the official site of Georges Corraface at Entertainment Creative Interface.

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texts: There is a writer and a political activist in Afghanistan. He was a senior government official in Afghanistan and served as a deputy senior advisor to the president. In the Alishing village of Afghanistan, <mask> was born in 1981 and is known for his early life and education. In 1986 he attended a high school in Afghanistan. The Taliban forced him to leave the political science faculty of the university after he graduated from high school. He earned his undergraduate degree in 2002 from the Institute of Health Sciences. He received an advanced degree in administration and economics from The Swiss College of Administration and Economy.He graduated from the European Center for Security Studies in Germany in 2010 with a degree in advance security and international relations. He graduated from the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. He received a Master of National Security from The Institute of World Politics. He is a graduate of the School of Engineering and Applied Science at George Washington University. He is proficient in several languages. <mask> is a project manager for the International Monetary Fund. He was a Senior Consultant for several DC based institutions.He was a deputy senior adviser to the President of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan in international affairs. One UN for Afghanistan is a strategic framework that has replaced The United Nations Development Assistance Framework for Afghanistan. The framework for mutual accountability was drafted by the advisory. One of the most challenging tasks for the UN family and the Afghan government was the delivery of the One UN. Under the new framework the UN has to align its programs and projects based on the national strategies and priorities of Afghanistan. He is the Chairman of the Afghan Anti-Corruption Network, the largest and leading network of civil society organizations fighting against corruption. He was a senior research fellow at Civil Vision International.He was an executive board chairman of the Anti-Corruption Watch Organization and a member of the Board of Directors of the Modern Organization for Development of Education. He is the founder of Youth For Peace, Afghan Youth Against Corruption, Anti-Corruption Watch Organization, Kabul Tribune, an online newspaper and the Afghan Women Coalition Against Corruption. He is a member of Afghan Young Leaders Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, a member of the United Nation Coalition Against Corruption, and a member of the Afghan Civil Society for Advocacy. He presented a political round-table during the presidential and provincial elections of Afghanistan. From 2003 to 2008 he worked for the Department of Defence as a Linguist and Culture/ Communication Adviser. The Demobilization Disarmament and Reintegration project of the United Nations was managed by Hamdam. From 1998 to 2001 he worked as a project assistant with the Health Net International TPO and the World Health Organization in Jalalabad city in eastern Afghanistan.He was recognized as a 21 Young Asia Leaders by the Asia Society. According to Hamdam, the biggest problem in Afghanistan is corruption, which feeds the insurgency, as well as the drug trade. In one of the most corrupt and unstable countries in the world, he formed the biggest ever group of volunteer social activists from across Afghanistan to fight corruption. Through peaceful demonstration and protests such a 5 km countrywide race against corruption, he was able to mobilize thousands of citizens to pressure the government for reform. He has made people aware of the fight against corruption. He is an activist who has disclosed cases of senior corrupt official and advocated for the trail and persecution of cabinet members and senior politicians. The corruption of senior government officials and cabinet members was exposed by Hamdam.He supports election transparency and reform. He played a key role in exposing corruption at the Kabul Bank, which resulted in the bank's collapse. The Afghan government did not take firm steps to fight corruption. He said in an interview with CBS TV that the most corrupt government ever was the one in Afghanistan. He looks at corruption as a major problem for the country and has repeatedly called for the Afghan government to fight it. He was nominated for a peace prize for his work in Afghanistan. Afghanistan's affairs are closely followed by Hamdam.He attended the International Conference on Afghanistan in the Netherlands in 2009, the NATO 60 Summit in Germany in 2010, and the 2nd International Bonn Conference about Afghanistan in 2010. He was an observer for Afghanistan presidential elections in 2004 and 2009, Afghan parliamentary and provincial elections in 2005 and Traditional Jirga on the Afghanistan and the U.S. strategic partnership agreement in 2009. The Bilateral Security Agreement between Afghanistan and the US was signed by <mask>. Among other Afghan leaders and activists, he signed a letter to the president urging him to sign the Bilateral Security Agreement without delay. Our voice reflects a growing chorus from all segments of the Afghan society, including our religious and business community leaders who are concerned about the future of our country. He is a member of the European parliament and advocates for peace, accountability, transparency and fighting corruption. He called on European Union, European Parliament and European Commission to support Afghans in their fight against corruption.Afghanistan cannot reach its goal of reducing corruption alone, and it requires the support of the international community, he wrote in one of his articles. Serious actions should be taken to eliminate the problem. Civil society organizations and the media should be given more power in the fight against corruption. seriousness, strong commitment, political determination, and practical decisions will be needed in order to implement the laws and strategies required to overcome the problem of corruption in Afghanistan if Afghanistan is to qualify for aid over the coming years. Some Afghan politicians and anti-Western figures criticized <mask> for his pro-Western opinions. He is seen as pro-West. He is seen as a NATO-backed activist because of his work as a Senior NATO Public Diplomacy Adviser.He has advocated for Afghanistan to become a NATO member. He was criticized by Muslim extremists and regional actors for stating in his article that Afghanistan should be a NATO member. The Afghan government and NATO should be able to enter a new, comprehensive, closer, stronger and mutual relationship after the completion of the ISAF mission, he advised in one of his articles. It should be based on mutual commitment and long-term cooperation. Afghanistan could become a NATO member country in the future. Some analysts called the mission a failure, but <mask> said it was a historic and major success. He writes for The Huffington Post and many leading Afghan papers and journals on political, security and foreign affairs.He has appeared in a number of international and national media outlets talking about corruption and Afghanistan's affairs. He is positive about Afghanistan. He wrote on the Khaama Press that Afghanistan of 2001 is not the same as Afghanistan of 2015. Afghans are hopeful that their country will never return to the dark era because of the 352,000 strong Afghan National Security Forces, backed by the US and NATO. Afghanistan and its partners need to broaden their achievements over the next decade in order to remain effective. Democracy as a new phenomenon in Afghanistan is emphasized by <mask>. He wrote in Unipath that the Commander of the United States Central Command publishes a professional military magazine that is an international forum for military personnel in the Middle East and Central Asia region.Good governance is a key priority for Afghanistan, according to him. The weak rule of law and the existence of "impunity circles" and safe havens for corrupt individuals and officials in Afghanistan and abroad are the main contributors to violations of human rights and injustice. The relationship between the Afghan and US government was not defined for more than a decade, according to him. The Afghan-U.S. relationship should not only be about dying and killing for each other, but also about social, economic and political interests. There are many opportunities to build a long-term relationship. Some Afghans see the presence of the U.S. in Afghanistan as a force against Al-Qaeda and the Taliban. The war in Afghanistan can't end because only military means it can't.Both the Taliban and Hamdam want the US and NATO to remain in Afghanistan. Afghan journalists, Pashtun people, Afghan democracy activists, Afghan Muslims, Civil rights activists, Afghan writers, Children's rights activists, Anti-war activists, Anti-corruption activists, 21st-century Afghan writers.

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texts: <mask> is a former professional Australian rules footballer who played for the Hawthorn Football Club in the Australian Football League. He plays for his local club, which won their first title in the Western Region Football League. He was picked late in the 2001 draft from Woodville West-Torrens due to a sleep apnea condition that resulted in him falling asleep in club interviews, but the Dogs were able to get him as late as they wanted. <mask> was a late developer. He was seen as a raw full-back when he made his debut in the 2002 season. By the 2005 season, <mask>'s role in blanketing some of the best full-forwards in the game was seen as outstanding. He had come of age and shown significant improvement, like many of his teammates, who led the team to within half a game of a finals' berth.Matthew Lloyd's season was ended when <mask> landed on him midway through the third quarter of the teams' clash at Marvel Stadium. In 2007, he developed into one of the leading full-backs in the competition and is remembered for the match against St Kilda in which he held Fraser Gehrig, a dual-Coleman Medal winner, to no possessions for the entire match. He was the best and fairest player at the time. <mask> earned a place in the back pocket of the All-Australian team. He was named in the 2010 All-Australian at full back. <mask> is often referred to as a "defensive monster" due to his ability to out strength his opponent and take the mark. Hawthorn Lake and pick 27 were traded to the Hawthorn Football Club at the end of the 2012 season in exchange for picks 21 and 41.The trade on the first day of trade week caught many commentators by surprise. While the rest of the Hawthorn playing group were away on holidays, <mask> trained at Waverley and lost 5 kilo before the team returned for pre-season training. His debut was delayed until round 5 because of a corked thigh. <mask> Smith medal for best on ground after Hawthorn defeated him in the grand final. <mask> had two goals kicked against in a row in his first season as a Hawk. During their team's Round 16 match, <mask> was involved in an on field incident with Drew Petrie. Petrie's teammates dragged <mask> away after he held him on the ground for an extended period of time.<mask> was referred to the tribunal for determination after being charged with misconduct by the match review panel. <mask> played a key role in Hawthorn's success as they went on to win 2 more premierships. This is the first time in Hawthorn's history that they have won 3 consecutive titles. After playing his last game for Hawthorn in the 2015 Grand Final, <mask> decided to retire. <mask> and his wife were locked up for four hours after a drunken altercation. <mask> was arrested after a bar fight in Osaka and spent five nights in a Japanese prison. <mask> was arrested and charged with a number of crimes, including theft, criminal damage, stalking, and entering a place likely to cause a breach of peace.He legally changed his name to "<mask>" in order to keep his father's name. <mask> is located in a suburb in the west of the city. He was a contestant on Australian Survivor. They came in third place. colspan is a career 251!! 34!!32!! 2380!! 1338! 3698!! 1630!! 412! 0.10.1 9.4 5.3 It was 14.7 6.5 1.6 Individual Norm Smith medal, All-Australian team, and life member are some of the achievements of the team.

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texts: <mask> was a Canadian lawyer. He was involved in the legal profession and was one of the founding partners of Stewart McKelvey, the largest regional law firm in Atlantic Canada. He was the first Canadian to be president of the International Bar Association. In 1986 he was appointed an Officer of the Order of Canada for his contributions to the legal profession. The son of Fenwick and <mask> was born in 1925. In 1948, he married Joan. The couple were married for 63 years.Peter and Roger were their sons. He was a veteran of World War II. He joined the Royal Canadian Artillery in 1944 and was sent overseas a few months later. He was in the Netherlands when the war ended. The Canadian occupation force in Germany did not have a return until 1946. He was an active member of the military for the rest of his life, serving in various capacities. After he returned to Canada, he attended a law school and graduated with a degree.He began practicing with the firm of Porter, Ritchie & Riley after being called to the Bar of NewBrunswick. The firm of McKelvey Macaulay Machum was founded in 1955. Stewart McKelvey, the largest regional firm in Atlantic Canada, merged with several other firms in the 1990s. The new firm had a senior partner and counsel. He was a director on several boards, including Bell Canada/BCE Inc. He threw himself into his court cases because he was recognised as a top litigator. In the Supreme Court of Canada, he appeared more than twenty times.In 1990, his last Supreme Court case, he was pro bono on behalf of a woman who lost the sight in one eye after a cataract surgery. The evidence led at trial was sufficient to prove a legal claim of negligent behavior. The decision is a leading example of the burden of proof in malpractice cases. An inquiry under the Canadian Shipping Act into the 1957 collision between the Saint John harbour boat and the freighter Fort Avalon was one of the cases that <mask> appeared in as a lawyer in the Maritimes. He was a lawyer for the Canadian Coast Guard when the oil tanker Arrow ran aground in Chedabucto Bay, Nova Scotia, in 1970. There were questions about the way the Coast Guard responded to the environmental hazard after the grounding. The Irving Whale was an oil carrying barge that sank in the Gulf of St. Lawrence in 1970 and posed a potential environmental hazard.When his name was mentioned for a possible appointment to the New Brunswick Court of Queen's Bench, he faced a decision about his career path. The appointment was turned down by <mask>. He explained that he had to decide if he wanted to be a judge or a lawyer, and that the secluded life of the bench, listening to lawyers argue cases and then having to prepare a decision was not for him. The Canadian Bar Association was involved in both provincially and nationally. He was the president of the New Brunswick Branch of the CBA in 1962. He became the national President of the Canadian Bar Association in 1973. A model code of professional conduct was produced during his time in office.He toured the country to promote the new code of ethics for lawyers. He advocated for the role of lawyers in society. The first Canadian to hold the post of President of the International Bar Association was <mask>. One of the leading international associations of lawyers and law societies is the IBA. The IBA's finances were in a poor state when he took the position, but by the time he left, they were on a sound financial footing. He was concerned about the independence of the legal profession while with the IBA. He said that lawyers should ignore the influence of third parties who may be in a position to bring pressure to bear on the lawyer.He was very active in his community. He was Chairman of the Saint John Port Development Commission, Chairman of the Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation, Director of the Saint John Seafarers' Mission, and President of the Saint Patrick's Society of Saint John. The Queen's Counsel was appointed by the province. The University of NewBrunswick awarded a Doctor of Civil Laws degree to <mask>. In recognition of his community service and service to the legal profession both in Canada and internationally, McKelvey was appointed an Officer of the Order of Canada. The regional round of the Sopinka Cup for law schools in the Atlantic provinces is named after <mask>. The New Brunswick Business Hall of Fame inducts people into it.Saint John Seafarers Mission renamed its annual fund-raising golf tournament. I Chose Law: Memoirs of E<mask> <mask> is a book. The book was written by <mask>. The Order of Canada has links to External links.

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texts: <mask> was born in 1948. He was the head football coach at Kentucky State University in Frankfort, Kentucky, until he was fired. <mask> was the head football coach at the University of Idaho, Utah State University, University of Louisville, Michigan State University, University of Arkansas, and Fort Lewis College in Colorado. He had been named head coach of his alma mater, Weber State University, after the 2011 season, but left after spring drills to take over at Arkansas. <mask> has been an assistant at multiple programs, most recently at Arkansas, where he was in charge of special teams from 2009 to 2011. <mask> was born in Idaho Falls in eastern Idaho and grew up in Iona, graduating from Bonneville High School in 1967. He played college football at Weber State College in Utah, where he was both a quarterback and a linebacker.<mask> graduated with a bachelor's degree in physical education from the university in 1971. <mask> began his coaching career in 1971 as a graduate assistant at Weber State. For the next 17 seasons, <mask> was an assistant coach, first at Montana for five seasons and then at Nevada for five more. He was an assistant head coach for seven seasons at three schools: Idaho, Wyoming, and Washington State. The middle initial "L" became part of his public name in 1982. The elder <mask> was the equipment manager at the time he was an assistant coach in football and basketball. <mask> began his head coaching career in 1989 at Idaho, where he posted a record in six seasons after serving as an assistant head coach.The Vandals made the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs five times under his leadership and won two Big Sky titles. <mask>'s 53 wins are seventeen more than the runner-up and make him the all-time leader in school history. After two seasons at Idaho, he became the first coach in the history of the University of Idaho to be given a multi-year contract, with a four-year deal in January 1991. <mask> took over a team that had made the I-AA semifinals in 1988 and brought back All-American quarterback <mask>. Despite losing the first two games of the 1989 season to Washington State and Portland State, Idaho went perfect in conference play, the only time in school history; the Vandals lost in the first round of the I-AA playoffs. Friesz won the Walter Payton Award, was drafted by the San Diego Chargers, and spent a decade in the National Football League. Doug Nussmeier was <mask>'s next Vandal quarterback and he was drafted in the fourth round by the New Orleans Saints.<mask> moved up to Division I-A at Utah State in the Big West with a five-year contract worth more than $100,000 per year. He was with the Aggies for three seasons. The 1997 Aggies lost to Cincinnati in the first Humanitarian Bowl after <mask> took another job. <mask> was hired as Louisville's head coach in 1997 with a five-year contract. After a one-win team from 1997, the Cards improved to 7–5 in 1998 and were through 2002 with five straight bowl appearances and Conference USA titles. Dave Ragone was a three-time conference player of the year under <mask>. <mask> accepted the head coaching job at Michigan State.He told his Louisville players of the decision at halftime of the GMAC Bowl, which ended with a 38–15 loss to Marshall. After opening his first season at Michigan State with wins over Western Michigan and Rutgers, <mask>'s team was unable to hold off a series of late game drives by Louisiana Tech, losing a 20–19 decision. The Spartans lost to Nebraska 17–3 in the 2003 Alamo Bowl, a game which featured the injury of the Spartans' anticipated star quarterback Drew Stanton while he was playing on special teams. <mask> was named the Big Ten Conference Coach of the Year. The Spartans lost to Rutgers in New Jersey in the second game of the 2004 season. The Spartans beat a top 10 ranked Wisconsin team, but lost to Notre Dame. The Spartans didn't go to a bowl for the first time since 1997 because they lost their final two games.Michigan State started the 2005 season with an overtime win against Notre Dame. The Spartans lost 34–31 to Michigan in the second overtime game in a row and only won two games in the Big Ten. The most significant game of the season was against Ohio State. The Spartans had a small lead in the second quarter. Michigan State faced a second down and 12 yards to go at the Ohio State 17 yard-line with 24 seconds left in the first half. Michigan State tried a running play. Michigan State could have spiked the ball to stop the clock.Many fans and sports commentators thought that chaos reigned on the sideline with the clock running. The Spartans lined up on the field with only ten players. Ohio State returned the blocked field goal for a touchdown to cut the lead to 17–14. In half-time comments on ABC by Jack Arute, <mask> blamed the coaching staff saying, "That's a dang coaching mistake...the kids are playing their tail off, and the coaches are messing it up!" Michigan State did not receive a bowl bid for the second year in a row. Michigan State started 2006 with three wins and then lost to Notre Dame. The Spartans led 37–21 midway through the fourth quarter, but the Irish came back for a 40–37 victory.<mask><mask> slapped himself at the press conference after the game. Michigan State was defeated by an Illinois team that had not won a Big Ten game in over a decade. Several Illinois players tried to plant their flag in Spartan Stadium after the game, but players from both teams fought at the center of the field. <mask> admitted that the coaches were having trouble motivating the players. <mask> slapped himself in the face as a reference to a claim by Notre Dame head coach Charlie Weis that he had been hit in the face during a sideline scrum when his Fighting Irish played Michigan State. Michigan State hosted and lost to top-ranked Ohio State. At the half, most of the remaining attendees were Ohio State fans.The Spartans followed up their losses with a win. The Spartans erased a 38–3 deficit in the third quarter to become the largest comeback in NCAA history. The Spartans lost to Indiana the next week. <mask><mask>'s contract was bought out by Michigan State after they decided not to retain him. <mask> and his staff continued to work through the end of the 2006 season. Michigan State finished last in the Big Ten. <mask> was replaced by Mark Dantonio, who was the head coach of Cincinnati.<mask> had a record of 22–26 in four seasons at Michigan State. In 18 years as a college head coach, <mask> has compiled a record of 132–86. He has 18 teams that have participated in the playoffs. <mask> has taken three different teams to bowl games. <mask>, a defensive coach for most of his career, is also known as one of the disciples of the spread offense, which he introduced at Michigan State. After two years of broadcasting, <mask> returned to the sideline in 2009, as the special teams coach at the University of Arkansas under head coach Bobby Petrino. After three years as an assistant at Arkansas, <mask> left in December to lead his alma mater, Weber State, in the Big Sky Conference.He took over from Ron McBride, who retired after seven seasons. After spring drills, <mask> left to become the new coach at Arkansas, who had just been fired. The University of Arkansas fired head coach Bobby Petrino. There was a lot of media speculation that <mask> would return to Arkansas. Less than two weeks after the firing of Petrino, multiple media outlets reported that <mask> would return to Arkansas. He became Arkansas' 29th full-time head coach the next day. <mask> replacing Petrino as head coach was a reversal of roles as he had succeeded <mask> at Louisville.<mask> signed a 10-month contract, leading to speculation that he was only taking the post on an interim basis for the 2012 season. <mask>'s hiring would allow Arkansas to hire a head coach for the future of the program in a more appropriate time frame after the 2012 season, according to the Razorbacks' formal announcement. Expectations were very high for the Razorbacks despite the acrimonious nature of their coach's firing. They never recovered from September. <mask> will be a consultant to the team until his contract ends in February of next year. <mask> was introduced as the head coach at Fort Lewis College on January 16, 2013. The Skyhawks were last in the RMAC in 2012 with a 0–10 record.In his three years at the helm, the Skyhawk went overall and in the conference. Fort Lewis won seven games in 2015, six of them in the RMAC. The last time the Skyhawks won seven games in a season was in 2006 under Ed Rifilato. The four losses in 2015 were all by nationally ranked teams. On December 7, 2015, it was announced that <mask> had been hired as the head coach at Kentucky State University, a member of the SIAC in Division II. <mask> is married with three children. <mask> is the nephew of him.<mask> has earned a reputation for his adventurous attitude and actions, including para-gliding with his children in Zermatt, Switzerland, climbing 19,340-foot Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa, and skydiving from savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay has earned a reputation for his adventurous attitude and actions, including para <mask> was one of Idaho's top 100 athletes of the 20th century. He was a member of the Idaho Athletics Hall of Fame. <mask> filed for Chapter 7 protection. <mask> said he and other investors lost money when the real estate market softened. References External links Fort Lewis profile Louisville profile 1948 births

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texts: <mask> was an American artist most known for her paintings and sketches created during World War II, while serving as an official art correspondent in the United States Army. <mask>'s complete oeuvre consists of more than war depictions but also still life's and landscapes created in a range of medium, including oil, pastel, ink, pencil, and watercolor. <mask> was raised by accomplished parents. Her mother was an American journalist, novelist, and playwright, while her stepfather was an artist and architect. <mask> was adopted by Henry and had a son of their own named Peter, who was <mask>'s only sibling. It wasn't until her teenage years that it became apparent to her parents and herself that <mask> had an innate gift for pencils and paint. <mask> studied at the Arts Students League with some of the best artists in the world.She was able to study abroad in Paris at the cole Fernand Léger as well as work under the guidance of Jean Lurat and Abraham Rattner. She assisted her father with many mural projects that were commissioned by the Federal Art Project of the Works Progress Administration. Washington D.C.'s Department of Justice and Department of Interior buildings were among the assignments. New art experiences were separate from her father in the 1940s. <mask> joined the Women's Army Corps in 1943 after a small landscape of hers was accepted in a New York show called "Artists for Victory". Most of her time was spent in Manila, Philippines, after war department officials convinced her to take an overseas assignment to the Pacific Theater. <mask> began to show military life and the evacuated wounded for the Air Transport Command.She flew with a crew to China. The National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C. and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York displayed these military life paintings. Her work was honored through different exhibitions. <mask> exhibited 33 paintings and drawings of bomber crews in action at theWAC showroom in Rockefeller Center, New York City, where she came back home to find her father busy establishing the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture. <mask> became a member of the faculty, a director for 15 years, a member of the Boards, and finally, a Trustee after she was invited to lecture about her time as a war artist. <mask> quickly earned the respect of both faculty and students as they described her efforts as indispensable. <mask> published a book of drawings depicting Grecian landscape from her two-year trip traversing the countryside of Greece and Italy.Henry Miller wrote the text based on his own journey in 1939. <mask>'s study abroad made them acquaintances in Paris, and they continued to keep in touch through the years. The post-war years brought a renewed interest in landscape painting as seen through numerous depictions of the Hudson River and floral still life's. The interior shots of her home in Rockland County were the focus of her later works. <mask> was elected to the American Academy in 1987. The academy only accepts 250 Americans who have made notable achievements in art, literature, and music. Past members are remembered and kept alive through their records even after they pass away.<mask>'s final show took place in 2001 at the Edward Hopper House Art Center in New York. A retrospective of <mask>'s work will be headed by her niece, <mask>. <mask> assisted her husband, Henry Varnum <mask>, in painting murals for the Department of the Interior and the United States Justice Department in Washington D.C. The Federal Art Project of the Works Progress Administration set aside 1% of public buildings' cost for "embellishment." Eventually, <mask>'s skills were recognized independently from her father. She received her own mural commission in 1941 for the New York post office and in 1942 for the Tennessee post office. The mural over the postmaster's office features a scene of mostly men interacting and conducting business. Sylvia Moore said that the mural shows Piero della Francesca's influence on <mask> with the figures clustered together in small carefully balanced groups.One of the last murals painted in the state was for the Treasury Section. The composition shows the sweet potato industry with workers preparing baskets for shipping and the railroad depot in the background. Poor painted green leaves around the frame to signal prosperity. <mask> received a grant that allowed her to study in Italy and Greece because of her success in the murals. With her brother and many friends already in the service, as well as both parents aiding in their own way, the decision to become involved with the war efforts was easy. I felt like I had been living a cloistered life, surrounded by high-powered people. I wanted to know what the ordinary people of the world were like, and I wanted to know what the rest of the world was like.<mask> started a drawing class for convalescents at the post hospital after she joined the Women's Army Corps. <mask> lamented that the Army only wanted women to be in secretarial positions. <mask> was on detached service in New York City. She used her mother's connections with The Pentagon to further her dreams of being assigned overseas. James Gould Cozzens was married to a literary agent named Bernice Baumgarten, who was also employed by the U.S. Army Air Force Office of Information Services. He arranged for <mask> to join the Women's Army Corps because he sympathized with her desire to join a bombing mission. The director of theWAC denied her permission to go abroad due to the lack of toilet facilities for her use on the ship.<mask> was assigned to Fort Totten, a small army installation located across the bay from LaGuardia Field. She was part of a group of army personnel that drove to Mitchell Field at night. The group would meet incoming planes loaded with war casualties flown in directly from the Battle of the Bulge, the largest and bloodiest single battle fought by the U.S. in WWII. She described in her journal the experience of watching the wounded being unloaded by forklift, transferred to ambulances, and finally to hospitals across the country for more specialized medical treatment. <mask> experienced first-hand the atrocities of war at Mitchel Field. She would recreate these experiences in her sketchbook. <mask>'s first painting, a small landscape of San Francisco, was exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1942.It's not clear if she was a part of the Army Art Program with female artists. Her father was the head of the War Art Unit under the Corps of Engineers and led a group of artists in Alaska. The Army Art Program ended in 1943 because it was deemed an unnecessary war expenditure. <mask>'s dream of sketching the war abroad was made possible by Fortune magazine and their request for her to illustrate a feature article for the Air Transport Command. In order to be granted the freedom to travel anywhere, at any time, and with no conditions attached, Captain Cunningham had <mask> discharged from the Women's Army Corps before she set off to the Pacific Theater. <mask> began to create her most emotional and thought- provoking works depicting wounded soldiers, make shift operation rooms, and psychiatric patients suffering from the horrors of war. She specifically sketched patients with physical and mental wounds.<mask> was told by the doctor in charge of the psychiatric ward that most people in familiar circumstances can deal with stress, but the emotional trauma of war destroys their ability to cope. <mask> noticed a group of Chinese soldiers at the Manila Airport terminal. She was asked to join the rest of the journey after landing in Kunming after a failed propeller. <mask> said that she didn't want to fly The Hump, the eastern end of the Himalayan Mountains, because of a lack of reliable charts, radio navigation aids, and weather information. <mask> submitted her work to her boss at the Air Transport Command after she finished her tour of duty. <mask> was granted the ability to exhibit and show her wartime creations after the U.S. Army rejected her work. <mask> studied in both Italy and Greece after winning a fellowship for her successful murals.Two years after she returned from the trip, she had suitcases full of watercolors and ink creations. Although this trip was conducted shortly after the end of WWII, a published book of her Grecian sketches did not come to fruition until 1964 with the collaborative efforts of author Henry Miller. Miller gave detailed memories of each illustration. He stated in the book that if it weren't for the colored drawings of <mask>, he wouldn't have written another line about Greece. It appears that <mask>'s and Miller's relationship began in Paris, France. She studied under a painter named Abraham Rattner who was friends with Miller. After the war, they became friends and kept in touch for many years.The Department of Justice and Department of Interior Buildings collaborated on a mural project in Washington, D.C. The mural was for Pennsylvania State University. The New York post office had a mural. The mural was commissioned for the Tennessee post office. There was a show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The American-British Art Center in NYC hosted the first solo show in 1943. Military life paintings were displayed at the National Gallery of Art.The American-British Art Center in NYC hosted the first one-person show in 1944. An exhibition of paintings and drawings of bomber crews in action was held in New York City in 1944. The only woman and non-commissioned officer in the group show was Exhibited at the National Gallery of Art. Wartime wash and ink drawings are displayed at the American-British Art Center. The Whitney Museum has an annual exhibition of contemporary American sculpture, watercolors, and drawings. The exhibit was waiting. The American-British Art Center Show was held in 1948.The Whitney Annual Exhibition of Contemporary American Sculpture, Watercolors and Drawings was held in 1952. The Whitney annual exhibition featured contemporary American sculpture, watercolors and drawings. The Whitney Museum held an annual exhibition in 1957. The girl with the rooster was Exhibited. The Whitney Museum annual exhibition was Contemporary American painting. The flowers were Exhibited. The New York solo show was held in 1992.There was an exhibition of works on paper at the Edward Hopper House Art Center. It is difficult to conclude her most famous works due to a lack of photographs and museum catalogues. <mask>, <mask>'s surviving niece, monitors the available images on her personal website. The Works Progress Administration mural commission was awarded in 1940. The first prize in the National Army Arts Contest was awarded in 1944. The grant for advanced study and travel was awarded in 1948. The Benjamin Altman landscape prize was won by the Nation Academy of Design in New York City.The Hassam grant was awarded by The National Academy of Arts and Letters. The Henry War Ranger purchase fund prize was won by the National Academy of Design. The National Academy of Arts and Letters awarded the Hassam grant in 1977. The Benjamin Altman Landscape prize was awarded to her for her oil painting, Ice on the River. The American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letter were elected in 1987. The American Academy of Arts and Letters is now known. Her studies at the cole Fernand Léger and the Art Students League coincide with the time of <mask>'s mural creations.Classical art techniques and works of the masters were taught to her in these institutions. <mask> used these studies in her work as seen in the Depew mural, with figures clustered in small, carefully balanced groups mimicking the work of Piero della Francesca. She continued to blend knowledge with new subjects in her depictions of Pacific air evacuates. Sylvia Moore points out that the study Restraining Psychotic at Holding Station resembles a scene from a classical crucifixion cycle. <mask>'s life work was rendered through a variety of materials. <mask> used pencil sketches and pastels while serving in the army abroad. The materials were easy to transport and use.<mask> had little time to depict these fleeting moments because she was working in the fast-paced environment of military stations. She might be able to work with a slow-drying material if the example of Green Figure in Hull shows an occasional moment of rest. Her ability to combine human figures with machines is highlighted in the compositions of men and planes. After the war years, <mask> returned to creating landscapes, starting with a trip across Greece and Italy, in which her sketches later turned into a book titled Greece with text by Henry Miller. He describes her work as one that conveys "intimate, first-hand knowledge of her subject" and showcases her exact and simple use of lines. From her home in Rockland County, <mask>'s landscapes shifted from her travels. The Hudson River was one of the favorite subjects.Poor quotes, "I'm not really interested in realistic particulars of a scene." I'm trying to get a sense of the bigger spaces. <mask>'s artwork became more intimate during the last years of her life, as it described her day to day routine; paintings filled with pet cats and floral bouquets. <mask> delicately renders her environment with a sense of interest, acceptance, and honor, even though she isn't as exciting as she was in the 40s. All of the publications that mention <mask> have high praise for her work. Henry Miller was the only one who wanted to write more about his travels to Greece. I come back to the drawings again and again, to marvel over their simplicity and exactitude.Their suggestive quality is intriguing. With purpose, what has been left out remains a mystery. <mask>'s one-person show, "Men in Flight," at the American-British Art Center, was reviewed by a critic for the New York Times who said that she sees with her own eyes and thinks for herself. <mask>'s work was described as "powerful and moving studies" by an unknown New York Times reviewer. One can experience whole worlds of feeling revealed in simple flowers in the work of Alan Gussow, an artist and author. One of the most significant awards that <mask> received was the appointment as a distinguished artist to the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters. According to Hitzig, the only nationally renowned painter whose earliest roots are in Rockland is <mask>.<mask>'s artwork received a lot of praise in her lifetime, but it is difficult to understand how a figure of such praise was lost over time. Her depictions of World War II seem to be the most significant contribution she has made. Through her artwork, we see a new poignant angle with an emphasis on both physical and mental wounds of those who fought. <mask> gave us a female's perspective of the male-driven world of war, adding yet another layer of intrigue and insight. Critics continued to rave over her landscapes and still life's, expressing that she was more than her emotional compositions, but an artist of incredible skill and technique. Adding <mask> back into the art historical conversation would be ideal for individuals to recognize and love her works. American Women Artists in Wartime, 1776-2010 Henry Miller's Timeless Greece Through the Drawings of <mask> is a biographical dictionary for North American women artists of the twentieth century.

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texts: <mask>.<mask> received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of the Philippines, where he first studied creative writing. At the University of Illinois, Columbia University, and Harvard University, <mask> was a government pensionado. He arrived in San Francisco in October 1941 with his wife and three daughters from the Philippines.He thought he would never see his family again after war broke out in the Philippines on December 8. Florentino Valeros described him as a man hiding tears in his laughter because of the crisis. He was a member of the Philippine government in exile during World War II. On January 17, 1946,<mask> left for home on a ship. He returned to the United States in 1967. He taught as a professor at the University of Iowa after receiving a Rockefeller fellowship. A Guggenheim Foundation fellowship, a Republic Cultural Heritage Award in Literature, as well as several Palanca Awards for his short stories have all been received by <mask>.The Before Columbus Foundation gave a 1980 American Book Award to Scent of Apples. The University of the Philippines and Bicol University gave him degrees in humanities and letters in 1981. He was a professor of creative writing and a distinguished writer in residence at the Wichita State University from 1973 to 1982. The creative writing center at De La Salle University in Manila was renamed after him after he became Visiting Writer and Artist. The Volcano is a novel, Villa Magdalena is a novel, The Praying Man is a novel, and What the Hell for You Left Your Heart in San Francisco is a novel. Bienvenido N. Santos was written by Theresa M. Madsen is an Asian American writer.pp. MELUS: The Journal of the Society for the Study of the Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States was published in 2004. A Filipino Prufrock in an Alien Land: <mask> <mask>'s The Man Who (Thought He) Looked Like Robert Taylor. <mask> N<mask> was born in 1912. Nelson is the author of Asian American Novelists: A Bio-Bibliographical Critical Sourcebook. pp. There are themes in the poetry of <mask> <mask>.The Likhaan Book of Philippine Criticism is in. The U of the Philippines was in the Philippines. Filipino Writing in the United States: Reclaiming Whose America? San Juan, E., Jr. The Likhaan Book of Philippine Criticism was written by J. Neil C. The U of the Philippines was in the Philippines. The Novels of Bienvenido N<mask> were written by Grow.Gonzalez is the author of Filipino American Literature. Cheung is an interethnic companion to Asian American literature. The Cambridge UP was published in 1996. Rico, Victoria S.; Philippine Studies, 1994 wrote You Lovely People: The Texture of Alienation. Marriage in Philippine-American fiction was published in 1994. The themes in the poetry of <mask> <mask> were written by Rico, Victoria. There is split-level Christianity in The Praying Man.The Myth and the Matrix in Bienvenido N<mask>' Scent of Apples: Searching for Harmony among Incongruities was published in 1991. The Poet and the Garden: The Green World of Bienvenido N. <mask> was written in 1989. Philippine Studies, 35 (3): 377–380, was written by Lourdes H. Vidal. Can these, too, be Midwestern? Midamerica: The Yearbook of the Society for the Study of Midwestern Literature was published in 1986. Modern Philippine Poetry in the Formative Years: 1920-1950 was published in 1950. The Christian World-view of Bienvenido N.<mask> was published in 1983.The Society for the Study of Midwestern Literature Newsletter was published in 1983. Five Faces of Exile: The Nation and Filipino American Intellectuals was written by Augusto F. Espiritu. The Stanford University Press was published in 2005. 1415–1408. A guide to literary criticism on the internet for BienvenidoSantos Up from benevolent assimilation: at home with the Manongs of BienvenidoSantos

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texts: <mask> is an English professional footballer who plays for club Stockport County. He had a three-year scholarship with The New Saints before he became a professional. He scored 61 goals in 122 league and cup appearances for TNS after loan spells with Caersws, Carmarthen Town and Cefn Druids. In his five years as a first-team player, the club won five Welsh Premier League titles, three Welsh Cup titles and three Welsh League Cup titles. He spent the second half of the season on loan at Wrexham after he was signed by Blackpool. He joined Port Vale on loan for the first half of the season, before being sent to FC Halifax Town for the second half. He was part of the Barrow team that won promotion to the Football League in the season that ended in March of 2019.He left Barrow in July of 2021. <mask> joined New Saints on a three year scholarship in 2009. He went on loan to Caersws in September of 2011, but the club made an error during his registration that cost them three points. He signed a two-year contract with the company. He made his debut for the club on September 12th, coming on as an 86th-minute substitute for Simon Spender in a 1–0 defeat at Prestatyn Town. He joined Carmarthen Town on a one-month loan. He helped to create a goal a minute after coming on as a half-time substitute in the 4–2 defeat to Connah's Quay Nomads.He made five appearances for Mark Aizlewood's "Old Gold" and went on to make a total of seven appearances for the Oswestry based club as they won the league title by 22 points. He went on a loan to Cefn Druids. His first goals for the club came in a 9–1 victory at Bangor City on 18 April. Under the leadership of Craig Harrison, TNS won the league again, finishing 14 points clear of second place. In the second round of qualification, he played for the first time, as the Saints lost 2–0 at home to Slovakian side K Slovan Bratislava. He scored 12 goals in 36 games and was named the club's Young Player of the Year. The Welsh premier league title was won by him for the third time.He scored two goals in the final of the Welsh League Cup, which the Saints won 3–0 over Bala Town. The Welsh Cup final was played at Latham Park on 2 May and he was a substitute for Adrian Cieslewicz. On 1 July 2015, he scored his first goal in European competition, as the Saints recorded a 2–1 win at Faroe Islanders B36 Trshavn in the opening round of qualification. He received the first sending off of his career in a 4–0 win at Aberystwyth Town. He scored 18 goals in 39 appearances in 2015, helping the team to a fifth consecutive league title. The final of the Welsh League Cup was played at Maesdu Park on January 25th. They also retained their Welsh Cup title to complete their second successive domestic treble, with <mask> scoring the second goal of a 2–0 victory over Airbus UK Broughton at the Racecourse Ground.He scored 16 goals in 26 games in the 2016–17 season, including two against San Marino side Tre Penne. Connah's Quay Nomads had a World record 27 consecutive top-flight wins, but it wasn't enough to stop TNS from finishing 27 points ahead of them. They won their third straight Welsh League Cup title with a 4–0 win over Barry Town United. They lost the Welsh Cup final to Bala Town. He scored three goals in the first round of the playoffs as the Saints defeated Gibraltar. <mask> said that he was "made up for the lad" after he secured a move into the English Football League after eight years at Park Hall. A two-year contract was signed with League One side Blackpool for an initial fee of £35,000, with the option of a third.Gary Bowyer said that he's a young, powerful forward who fits in with the model the club is trying to develop. He made his debut for the "Tangerines" on August 29th, playing the first 70 minutes of the EFL Trophy match against Wigan Athletic at Bloomfield Road, which ended in a penalty shoot-out defeat. He made his league debut as an injury time substitute for Kyle Vassell in a 3–1 victory at Argyle. <mask> joined the National League side on loan for the rest of the season. Dean Keates said that he can take the frustration from the first half of the season out on our opponents for the rest of the season. After failing to score in nine substitute league appearances and five EFL Trophy starts for the "Seasiders", he rediscovered his form with the "Dragons" and scored eight goals in 17 National League fixtures. On July 5, 2018, <mask> joined League Two club Port Vale on loan for the whole of the season, where he was able to get to know his former teammate Connell Rawlinson.Neil Aspin said that he had been recommended by Gary Brabin. "It's going to be my first proper stint in the Football League and I can't wait to get started", said <mask> when he joined the "Valiants". He scored his first goal for the club on 13 November in a 2–1 win at Walsall. He made just one league start and 12 more appearances at Vale Park before he was recalled to Blackpool. Jamie Fullarton said that "not only will <mask> add another dimension to our squad and hopefully bring goals, his personality and character will fit perfectly into the group." He is a great addition and a real coup for us to get such a signing. <mask> joined Barrow on a three-year deal.He was the division's top-scorer with 20 goals by the time the National League was suspended due to the coronaviruses. Barrow was promoted to the Football League as National League champion even though the season was not resumed. He signed a new contract in July 2020. He and teammates Josh Kay and John Rooney were named to the National League Team of the Year. He took until late November to score his first goal of Barrow's return to the Football League, though he believed it would kick-start his season. Michael Jolley was appointed as the new manager a few weeks later, and he said that Quigley was a threat and a real handful. He takes a lot of heat for the team.I'm looking forward to working with him. Jolley's reign lasted just two months, but Rob Kelly kept faith in <mask>, who scored 15 goals from 41 appearances to help Barrow to finish above the League Two relegation zone at the end of the 2020–21 season. On July 15, 2021, <mask> left Barrow and returned to the National League to join Stockport County for an undisclosed fee. He told Barrow fans not to listen to "lies" about his reasons for moving to Edgeley Park, as new Barrow manager Mark Cooper stated that Stockport had offered a contract that Barrow could not compete with. <mask> is a two-footed forward. He likes to play with the ball on the ground. The New Saints Welsh League Cup runner-up was the 2016–17 Welsh League Cup.The players are Caersws F.C. The players are from Carmarthen Town A.F.C. The players are from the A.F.C. 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texts: <mask> was born in 1943 and is a Puerto Rican politician. He was a member of the New York City Council. His Senate district included parts of the Bronx neighborhoods of Castle Hill, Parkchester, Morrisania, Hunts Point, Melrose, and Soundview. Daz is known for his opposition to abortion and same-sex marriage. Daz grew up in Bayamn, Puerto Rico, and served in the United States Army for three years before getting an honorable discharge. In 1965, he moved to New York City. Daz pleaded guilty to marijuana and heroin possession in 1965, and was sentenced to a year of supervised release.In 1966 Daz became an evangelical Christian. He received a Bachelor's Degree from Lehman College. The Christian Community in Action was formed in 1977. He became a minister of the Church of God in 1978. Daz is still a pastor of the Christian Community Neighborhood Church. The New York Hispanic Clergy Organization was founded by Daz. Daz was appointed to the New York City's Civilian Complaint Review Board in 1993.In 1994, while on the Civilian Complaint Review Board, Daz was critical of the city hosting the Gay Games, claiming that doing so would lead to an increase in AIDS cases and to wider acceptance of homosexuality by young people. Children will conclude that there is nothing wrong if there are so many gay and lesbian athletes in the Games. Daz's comments were condemned by other members of the Board. In 2002 he was elected to the New York State Senate. His Senate district included parts of the Bronx neighborhoods of Castle Hill, Parkchester, Morrisania, Hunts Point, Melrose, and Soundview. Daz expressed anger at the Governor after he reversed course and abandoned his plan to allow immigrants to obtain New York driver's licenses. He said he had been betrayed.The "Gang of Three", as they were called, threatened to abandon the Democratic majority in the New York State Senate on November 4, 2008. Hiram Monserrate left the group in early November. The "Gang of Three" tried to get one of them named Senate Majority Leader and another named chair of the Senate Finance Committee in order to get a guarantee that the Senate wouldn't vote on the issue, according to a memo leaked to the New York Times. State Senator Malcolm Smith was recognized as Senate Majority Leader in January 2009, after the deal fell through. Carlos "Charlie" Ramos challenged Daz in the Democratic primary in 2010. Daz won the primary by a large margin. Ramos' campaign complained of a number of polling irregularities, including intimidation of voters, bringing campaign literature into polling sites, and expelling certified poll watchers who worked for Ramos.The "What You Should Know" column was published in 2016 in La Voz Internacional, a bilingual conservative online newspaper. In 2001 he was elected to the New York City Council. He was elected to the New York State Senate. Daz won the Democratic primary for the 16th district of the New York City Council with 42% of the vote. Daz was elected to the City Council in District 18. The City Council was "controlled by the homosexual community" according to Daz. On February 13, the City Council voted to dismantle the Committee on For-Hire Vehicles, and the speaker called for the resignation of the chair.Daz said in July 2020 that he wouldn't seek re-election. He was succeeded by another person. New York's 15th congressional district will have a U.S. House of Representatives election in 2020. 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In 2008, when a colleague proposed legislation that would expand abortion rights in New York, Daz described the bill as "one of the most dangerous and radical pieces of proposed legislation in New York State that I have ever seen." The Anti-Defamation League criticized Daz for comparing abortion to the Holocaust. In 2003 Daz filed a lawsuit to stop the expansion of the Harvey Milk School because of the rights of heterosexual students. The lawsuit was settled in 2006 after the school agreed not to discriminate against heterosexual students and not to restrict admission to students who identify as LGBT, and after the City of New York agreed that the school would be open to all students. In 2007, as his party.Daz was critical of Democratic support for same-sex marriage legislation because he opposed it. In 2008 he vowed to vote against same-sex marriage legislation and to not support any Senate Majority Leader who would allow the bill to become law. In May 2009, Daz led a rally against same-sex marriage in front of the New York City office of Governor David Paterson; the rally was attended by an estimated 20,000 participants. Daz was quoted as saying that he "loves" his gay and lesbian relatives, but that he doesn't believe in what they are doing. Daz's openly gay chief counsel was quoted as saying that Daz was a true believer in Christian values and that he treated people the way he wanted to be treated. Same-sex marriage legislation failed to pass the Senate after Daz voted against it. The same-sex marriage opponents held a rally in the Bronx.His granddaughter led a counter protest. Daz hugged and kissed his granddaughter after she came up on the stage with him. I love her. I love her. I love her. I respect her decisions. She does what she wants.When people call for someone's death, you can't say you love them and stay silent. When you say someone's life isn't natural, 'Love' is empty. A New York gay bar said it would hold a "Fuck Ruben Diaz" event after receiving death threats. The same-sex marriage legislation passed the Senate by a vote of 33–29. The bill was signed by Governor Andrew Cuomo. In order to prevent the passage of the Gender Expression Non-Discrimination Act, Daz voted against it in the committee. In the committee in 2010, Daz voted against GENDA.The New York City Council is controlled by the homosexual community. Diaz has three children with his first wife. <mask> Daz Jr., one of their sons, was elected Bronx Borough President in April 2009. Daz is married to another person. Also see David "Black, Blind, & In Charge: A Story of Visionary Leadership and Overcoming Adversity" Skyhorse Publishing. References External links New York State Senate: <mask> Daz Let Legislators Be Legislators

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